honeyDueAPI/migrations/000006_webhook_event_log.sql

-- +goose Up
-- Audit H6 follow-up. The Apple/Google webhook handler now fails CLOSED on a
-- deduplication-store error: if it cannot consult webhook_event_log it returns
-- 500 rather than risk processing a replayed event. That makes the presence of
-- the webhook_event_log table mandatory.
--
-- Like audit_log, this table was never created by a goose migration — only by
-- GORM AutoMigrate in tests — so a from-scratch redeploy would come up without
-- it and 500 every subscription webhook. CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS brings it
-- under migration control: a no-op where the table already exists, and a
-- correct build (matching repositories.WebhookEvent) on a fresh database.
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS webhook_event_log (
    id           BIGSERIAL    PRIMARY KEY,
    event_id     VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
    provider     VARCHAR(20)  NOT NULL,
    event_type   VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
    processed_at TIMESTAMPTZ  NOT NULL DEFAULT now(),
    payload_hash VARCHAR(64)
);

-- (provider, event_id) is the dedup key — matches the
-- uniqueIndex:idx_provider_event_id GORM tags on repositories.WebhookEvent.
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS idx_provider_event_id
    ON webhook_event_log (provider, event_id);

-- +goose Down
-- The table is intentionally NOT dropped — it may hold deduplication history
-- that predates this migration, and dropping it would let already-processed
-- webhook events be replayed. Down is a documented no-op.
SELECT 1;